Rates of teenage pregnancies are higher for African American and Latina adolescents
compared to their White peers. African American and Latina adolescent mothers also …

Clinicians across disciplines and practice settings are likely to encounter adolescents who
are at risk for a pregnancy. In 2010, 34.2/1000 15–19-year-old teens had a live birth in the …

The purpose of this longitudinal study was to examine changes in young mothers'
depressive symptoms from pregnancy through the first two postpartum years and how …

Objectives. Because of their youth, adolescent parents often lack the interpersonal skills
necessary to manage the relationship challenges involved in parenting, leaving them and …

Objectives This study examines the contributions of social support and depressive
symptoms on sensitive parenting behaviors, parenting attitudes and parenting stress among …

Although adolescent childbearing is widely viewed as a major social problem, and research
suggests that young mothers and their children are at risk for poor economic and academic …

Research on young mothers in foster care focuses on the risks associated with pregnancy
and parenting among these youth, with less attention paid to the contexts in which they …

Guided by a risk and resilience framework, this study used a prospective longitudinal,
multiple‐reporter design to examine how social support from a mother figure during …

Purpose: To examine changes in recruitment procedures over the past 20 years and the
effect of these changes on the number of students entering rehabilitation programs at …

The birth of a child represents a unique window of opportunity to understand and support
ongoing father involvement among low‐income unmarried parents. Using data collected as …